DIY SHIRRED BLOUSE TUTORIAL || Mystery deadstock fabric box

How I made this Shirred long sleeve top from deadstock fabric. DIY Shirred blouse tutorial.
This week a friend of mine kindly sent me a box of deadstock fabrics and in this video, I am putting them to good use. I decided to create a long sleeve shirred blouse that will see me out of the summer months and into the Autumn.
It's a really simple technique that does not require any complicated pattern cutting or technical sewing knowledge, just lots of patience with the shirring.
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This video is not sponsored and I purchased the elastic supplies I needed.
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Fabric
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Elastic - www.macculloch...
MEASUREMENTS
Top width - Bust width x 1.5 (split across two rectangles)
Sleeve Width - Arm width x 1.5
I also used the remainder of the fabrics to make these cute square scarves, available on agnesldn.com - www.agnesldn.c...
I hope you enjoyed the video, let me know what you thought of the top in the comments below.
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[@TheJaniebabe]

Nicely explained, thank you. If you do fix the sleeves, please show us the finished product in a future video... 🙂🇦🇺

[@agnesstudio3807]

Thanks! Glad you liked the video. I will do!

[@mullatailoring1836]

Super 👍👍👍

[@turntechgodbeheaded]

Read your description- so i don’t need to divide my bust by 0.5 and then multiply by 1.5? Just multiply by 1.5, and make two rectangles?

[@agnesstudio3807]

Yeah that is correct, I will amend that now!

[@neetagajra1237]

Do we have to add ×1.5 into length??

[@agnesstudio3807]

Yeah so for example if you want 30cm when it's finished you'd need to cut your fabric to 45cm. :)

[@neetagajra1237]

Thank you for clearing my doubt😇

[@Krishna-zp8wo]

Nice😊❤

[@lizallure7802]

Beautiful!

[@agnesstudio3807]

Thank you! :)